Yes PacManFan, the projector is in the rear, facing downward bouncing off 2 mirrors. I've seen some pics of prints and they aren't much to brag about. Resin is still the weak link in all these resin printers for the shrinkage and warping factor. Josh from MakerJuice sent me some new resin that has even less shrinkage than their SubG+. I plan on testing it soon. It's also higher viscosity.
Also, on that note, I'm expecting my shipment from MadeSolid resin very soon so I can see what their resin is all about. They started shipping to their pledges a few weeks ago. Of course, I chose black so my color is in the later shipments.
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I like the setup of the Solidator and I may adopt their projector mounting scheme. But since my Z axis "spine" runs down the back of the printer, I can mount the projector in the front possibly, unless I make a bypass, and create an opening in the back spine of the printer. At their price point, I don't know why they didn't go with an HD projector.
The problem with 2 mirrors is that's 2 more adjustments that have to be precise to get skew-free prints. I thought of making a mirror sled, made of extrusion, that both mirrors would be mounted to, facing each other at 45deg, mounted to 45deg brackets. That way, both mirrors are linked to each other on the sled, less chance of them going out of alignment with each other.